Johnny Sorrow

I like Rollins. I enjoy watching him wrestle,. I have no issue with his "in ring style". My problem with Rollins has always been character shit. He's a natural heel, that voice is a heel voice and I don't want to hear it giving babyface platitudes. "Reach for your dreams Rollins" stunk. After the Shield, his heel character was fine as the sell out to HHH, and gave us J and J Security, but it wasn't Main Event Heel yet.Rollins beating Brock twice gave him credibility as a top guy that he needs to be as a top heel. This is Main Event heel stuff from him now, and yeah. He does work better with a supporting cast, which is in no way a criticism. Rollins as an Egomaniac leading a group of The AOP and Murphy totally works for me.

I was just listening to an old podcast I did where we did a "Missy Hyatt fucked a lot of guys" joke and I cringed. I should have went with a "CM Punk was the Missy of the 2000's" but I failed.

The one positive about the fucking Saudi shows is that they never have anything I want to watch. I watch WWE and enjoy it way more than anyone who posts here.And yet not one match on any of these shows has made me want to watch them and have a dilemma that doesn't matter. I watched the first one because my buddy wanted to hang out and watch it, and he regretted it as I yelled at the screen the whole time about politics and the filthy wealthy.

I really can't see Rock coming back to wrestle again. He's literally the biggest star in Hollywood right now. I think that appearance on the SD debut on FOX is about as close as it's going to get.

LT was also a huge star at the time. To the point that at least in the NJ/ NY market the real sports media were shitting on LT "demeaning" himself.

It's funny how some shows work depending on the circumstances you're in. I normally avoid the watch along shows because I'm not about to sit in front of the TV and watch something as I listen on my phone. But sometimes they work during a drive. For in stance, the latest Bischoff show is a watch along of the first Thunder. This past weekend I was on call for work and I had to drive an hour from home at 6:45 pm Saturday night to handle an emergency and then drive an hour back home. The Thunder show was exactly what I needed for my drive. I couldn't imagine just listening to it while relaxing at home, but it worked for the drive.

I'm all about a Horsemen of Rollins, Murphy, and. AOP.

The scene in OUATIH where Dicaprio is basically an actor who is playing an actor who's trying to act in that western is phenomenal.

Sandler was snubbed, but Leo was OUTSTANDING in OUATIH.

I sat back and thoroughly enjoyed Smackdown last night.

I've come to the conclusion that the people who have the money to sit there are also soulless. Outside of the occasional two old guys dressed up as wrestlers and a few kids, they all just sit there, barely reacting. All the noise during matches is coming down from kids and smark dudes, depending on which town. On the plus side, this AEW Dynamite show is at a place with only floor seats and one level. I've been to some WWE house shows and concerts there. The worst seats for wrestling are on the floor. There's not a bad seat in the stands.

And, I just got my ticket. It was $37.50 but after service charges it was 58 bucks, which is a fucking scam. I remember when Ticketmaster service charges were like 5 bucks. The same level seats on the hard camera side are $82.10 each and hard camera ringside are fucking 373 bucks a piece. That's fucking insane. Who spends that much on a wrestling ticket? I'm sure WWE prices are similar for RAW and Smackdown and that's nuts, too.

I don't watch Dynamite purely because I don't have cable or satellite and they don't stream anywhere, but Dynamite is going to be in Broomfield, CO in March. That's only 20 minutes away from me so I think I might go. I've seen a few WWE house shows there.

I popped for that when I saw it the other day. Panic rules.

That's not Bret's responsibility. She's a grown woman.